As academic pressure mounts for adolescents worldwide, a new study in the Journal of Adolescence challenges the idea that simply giving students more autonomy improves outcomes. Tracking 1,639 high ...

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Should we trust studies published in academic journals? A few decades ago, virtually all of us would have responded in the affirmative. But that was then. Now, too many academic studies have been ...

A long-standing academic alert system at Oklahoma State University helps improve students’ grades and lessens withdrawal rates, according to a study published recently in the journal Studies in Higher ...

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Mixed ability classes lead to better health outcomes for students, according to a new study (Photo by Katie Falkenberg/Los Angeles Times via Getty Images) Streaming students by ability could be bad ...